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What does your podcast’s intro and outro say about your show?

Whether you’re starting a new show or want to reach new heights, the new year is the perfect time to jump-start your podcasting journey.

Does your audience know when to expect new episodes?

Looking to take your podcast on the road? Building a mobile podcasting rig might seem intimidating, but with the right tools and setup, you can ensure your traveling show is successful.

Great storytellers have one thing in common: they have found their own unique voices.

Are you ready to take the plunge and start your own podcast? Before you hit record, there are a few things you should know.

We’ve all been there.

You’re in deep work mode, you’re crossing tasks off of your to-do list, and you’re feeling great about the future of your independent podcast. And then it happens. You come across a word, concept, or idea that’s unfamiliar — and you are sent down a rabbit hole of Google search results, YouTube videos, and research trying to make sense of it all.

Need a little help getting your podcast off the ground?

Whether you’re just starting out, or you’ve reached a growth plateau, we could all use a little help when it comes to podcasting.

When you’re first starting out with independent podcasting, there is an overwhelming number of tasks and items on your to-do list. Gathering the right equipment, planning your content, scheduling guests, and publishing your episodes can feel like a full-time job. But branding your podcast is just as important as any of those other steps, and often gets overlooked.

So you’ve started your podcast, wrote your outline, hit record, listened back — and now you’re wondering, “Why does my podcast audio sound terrible?” Pops, hissing, echoes, background noise, and even skips can all plague independent podcasters when they are first starting their show. Don’t worry, it happens to all of us.

So, you’re thinking of starting your own podcast?

There’s something to be said for just going for it.